Hi,
I am running a simple probit model with Y as DV, X as a binary IV, and Z a vector for control variables.
probit Y X Z
After the estimation I want to look at the different predicted probabilities for both values of X. How can I do that?
Since I am interested in the marginal effects, I assume that the difference between those two predicted probabilities should give me the marginal effect, correct? I know that I could run the margins command. However this does work in my scenario for various reasons.
Thank you for your help.
I am running a simple probit model with Y as DV, X as a binary IV, and Z a vector for control variables.
probit Y X Z
After the estimation I want to look at the different predicted probabilities for both values of X. How can I do that?
Since I am interested in the marginal effects, I assume that the difference between those two predicted probabilities should give me the marginal effect, correct? I know that I could run the margins command. However this does work in my scenario for various reasons.
Thank you for your help.
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